Truck Driver Tesla Truck Opinions

[Crick]

Or much better trucks, with internal combustion engines.

How about a big ol' semi burning hydrogen?

 

[hadit]

No, because he censors everyone who disagrees with hin.

Being hardcore Stalinists, his conservative followers love Musk even more for that.

Being always consistent, liberals point out that Musk has the right to censor anyone who disagrees with him. We also point out what hypocrites that makes him and his followers. They apparently only back free speech for themselves.

Having the right to free speech does not protect someone from being criticized for being such a turd of a human being.

And, of course, the ones in the know acknowledge that constitutional free speech only restricts the government from preventing speech, allowing Twitter to first censor conservative viewpoints at the request of Quid Pro's federal government police agencies, then allow those viewpoints when Musk takes over and reveals what they were doing before.

 

[Crick]

And, of course, the ones in the know acknowledge that constitutional free speech only restricts the government from preventing speech, allowing Twitter to first censor conservative viewpoints at the request of Quid Pro's federal government police agencies, then allow those viewpoints when Musk takes over and reveals what they were doing before.

When did Musk's email releases show Twitter was preferentially censoring conservatives?

 

[ding]

Some good points made by truck drivers about the Tesla semi truck. The first thing I noticed was the driver position. It is in the middle of the cab, which could be a pain when pulling up to a gatehouse. According to this article Tesla failed to get driver input on the design.

"It's pretty surprising that Tesla didn't speak with industry experts who drive trucks for a living"

Here's Why Real Truckers Don't Like The Tesla Semi

The all-electric Tesla Semi is proving unpopular with professional truck drivers due to long charging times and impractical seating configuration.

www.hotcars.com

If you want to see what real supply disruptions look like, Congress should mandate electric semis for all cargo transportation. The best way to get rid of a bad idea is to let everyone experience it.